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ADESA & Chrysler Group LLC Remarketing Launch New Chrysler Direct Website

ADESA and Chrysler Group LLC Remarketing announced the launch of a new and improved version of the Chrysler Direct online vehicle remarketing website for franchised Chrysler Group dealers, powered with technology from OPENLANE.

by Staff
October 7, 2013
2 min to read


ADESA and Chrysler Group LLC Remarketing announced the launch of a new and improved version of the Chrysler Direct online vehicle remarketing website for franchised Chrysler Group dealers. The site, chryslerdirect.com, is powered with technology from OPENLANE, an ADESA subsidiary.

“We’re excited to continue our partnership with Chrysler Group LLC Remarketing—both online and in our auction lanes,” said Jason Ferreri, ADESA senior vice president of commercial sales. “The new Chrysler Direct site offers an optimized user experience for Chrysler Group dealers, and we’re confident it’s both faster and easier to find the vehicles they need.”  

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The new Chrysler Direct site offers Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and FIAT franchised dealers the ability to view and purchase online the Chrysler Group LLC portfolio of used vehicle inventory prior to being offered at company closed vehicle auctions. Additionally, vehicle inventory previously available on the discontinued Chrysler Online upstream auction site will now be found on the Chrysler Direct platform.

Along with providing a fresh, redesigned user interface, the new Chrysler Direct offers enhanced search features that make it easier and more convenient for dealers to find and acquire used Chrysler Group vehicles. A new watch-list feature offers users the ability to monitor vehicles of interest prior to bidding. A new message center provides up-to-date site announcements and incentive information. Users also benefit from a new feature for managing e-mail notifications, allowing them to select the communications they receive.

“We’re pleased to provide Chrysler Group dealers a state-of-the-art program that makes it easy and convenient to meet their used vehicle requirements,” said Mark Nagel, head of fleet marketing, for Chrysler Group LLC Remarketing. “A single, consolidated online site for purchasing upstream, used vehicles simplifies day-to-day business management for our dealers, and it complements our in-lane remarketing. We encourage our dealers to log in and try the new site.”

The new Chrysler Direct site is available to franchised Chrysler Group dealers at chryslerdirect.com.

Originally posted on Automotive Fleet

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